Construction Manager At Risk (CMAR) for Fire Station No. 9 Demolition and Rebuild

The City of Tucson has awarded a contract to CORE Construction, Inc. for the demolition and rebuild of Fire Station No. 9. The contract is for a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) services, which includes pre-construction services, construction services, and guaranteed maximum price (GMP) services. The project has a budget of approximately $5,144,000. The CMAR will work closely with the Design Consultant and the City to define, monitor, and maintain the project budget and schedule. The contract includes provisions for insurance, bonding, and subcontractor selection. The City has programmed approximately $5,144,000 for CMAR services. Some key points of the contract include: • The CMAR will provide pre-construction services, including team building, management plans, value engineering analysis, and cost modeling. • The CMAR will provide construction services, including procurement and coordination of fixtures, furnishings, and equipment, project team management, and cost controls. • The contract includes a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) amendment, which will be negotiated and agreed upon by the City and the CMAR. • The CMAR will be responsible for maintaining the security of all drawings, plans, and other sensitive information related to the project. • The contract includes provisions for insurance, bonding, and subcontractor selection. Some benefits of this contract include: • The City will have a single point of contact for all construction-related issues. • The CMAR will provide expertise and guidance on construction methods and materials. • The contract includes provisions for cost controls and change order management. However, there are also some potential drawbacks to consider: • The contract includes a number of complex provisions and requirements, which may be challenging to navigate. • The City will be required to provide significant oversight and monitoring of the CMAR's work. • The contract includes provisions for disputes and claims, which may be time-consuming and costly to resolve. Overall, this contract appears to be a comprehensive agreement that outlines the terms and conditions for the demolition and rebuild of Fire Station No. 9. It includes a number of key provisions and requirements, and provides a framework for the City and the CMAR to work together to deliver the project.